Literary tip of the week, Fanboys and fangirls, don't write for a big horndog like Munch and then read FOTR because sentences like "The road was laid with great skill." are just funnier than they oughta be.
We're Literary 2: To Read Makes Our Speaking English Good
There's more to life than watching Buffy the Vampire Slayer! No. Really, there is! Honestly! Here's a place for Buffistas to come and discuss what it is they're reading, their favorite authors and poets. "Geez. Crack a book sometime."
I think I read that after Welcome to Temptation.
Overall, Welcome to Temptation is my favorite, followed closely with Faking It.
Faking it was mine.No surprise, with the cons...
oh no! I read Faking it after Temptation. So, no, I have NOT read Crazy for You.
I really liked Crazy For You, but it felt a bit...rushed, for lack of a better word, at the end. I could have read about 50 more pages and then WHAM "The End".
I think Crazy for You is the one I started and finished on the plane on Saturday. I liked it better than Tell Me Lies, about the same as Fast Women, and not quite as much as Faking It, which so far is still my favorite. I haven't read Welcome to Temptation yet, though, it's next on my list.
I don't think I read Tell Me Lies. I didn't like Crazy For You, because it was just creepy. Fast Women was a little confusing. And I love Faking It and Welcome to Tempation, in that order.
Tell Me Lies is kinda effed up.
I like Crazy For You, becuase it was sorta creepy. The "fiance who wouldn't leave" was a certfiable NUTBAR.
I honestly don't think Anne Rice is worthy to clean erika's shoes with half her overinflated, device-heavy, repetitive, unedited manuscripts.
And Ms. Rice, besides needing a clue and a good editor, does not deserve one of our Anne's sweaters. Which (rubbing hands gleefully) I happen to possess, and wanted in Seattle, believe me.